Trade Spotlight | What Should You Do With Indian Energy Exchange, Siemens, Asian Paints, And Thermax Socks?
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Trade Spotlight | What should you do with Indian Energy Exchange, Siemens, Asian Paints, and Thermax socks?
Here's what Mehul Kothari of Anand Rathi Shares and Stock Brokers, recommends investors should do with these stocks when the market resumes trading today.
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assuming management will change ,black stone will take over. If anyone is planning to invest continually need to track the news/company.
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assuming management will change ,black stone will take over. If anyone is planning to invest continually need to track the news/company.
Indiabulls Housing Prepares For A Makeover As Promoter Heads For Exit – Media report …Stock gains 3%
· Indiabulls Housing, the fifth-largest housing financier in the country, is preparing for a makeover after Sameer Gehlaut sold half of his stake, initiating a process to exit as promoter of the company. In a deal on Dec. 16, Gehlaut sold 11.9% of his 21.67% stake to Blackstone, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, HSBC, Invesco and Quant Capital. Life Insurance Corp. of India, with 9.9%, is now the largest individual shareholder of the company.
· The transformation of Indiabulls Housing Finance started nearly two years ago, with Gehlaut exiting the real estate business, said chief executive Gagan Banga in a conversation with BloombergQuint.
· For now, Gehlaut continues to be classified as a promoter of Indiabulls Housing Finance. He will start the process of declassification over the next six months, after getting requisite regulatory approvals, Banga said.
· Indiabulls Housing, the fifth-largest housing financier in the country, is preparing for a makeover after Sameer Gehlaut sold half of his stake, initiating a process to exit as promoter of the company. In a deal on Dec. 16, Gehlaut sold 11.9% of his 21.67% stake to Blackstone, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, HSBC, Invesco and Quant Capital. Life Insurance Corp. of India, with 9.9%, is now the largest individual shareholder of the company.
· The transformation of Indiabulls Housing Finance started nearly two years ago, with Gehlaut exiting the real estate business, said chief executive Gagan Banga in a conversation with BloombergQuint.
· For now, Gehlaut continues to be classified as a promoter of Indiabulls Housing Finance. He will start the process of declassification over the next six months, after getting requisite regulatory approvals, Banga said.